Coleman Hawkins - 1950-53Like many other artists of his generation, Coleman Hawkins could no longer make studio recordings on a regular basis in the early fifties. Despite his charisma and image most record companies cared little for jazz stars from the Swing Era. This is quite unfair in the case of Hawkins since he always kept his ears wide open to new trends, playing with and also learning from young and contemporary talents. In spite of the lack of commercial opportunities

a musical translation of intimate dialogue between two equals

When one thinks of The Dream Syndicate

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childhood that slowly merges into adulthood

Late Night Alumni - Echos

In Real Life is a new album that combines three witty

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October 2016 saw the band's critically acclaimed debut release Hellfire & Whiskey

Chuck Guillory - Grand Texas

Simon Francis's vinyl mastering ensures these classic recordings sound as great as they deserve to

this "art of distances" helps us transform and refresh a world which

but a foundational state of mind